Answer: Women need to give up things to have a revolution.
Explanation: I got it correct.
I think it’s offering background info Bc it’s not really explaining anything, just telling you to imagine that time period
It doesn't look informal, but it is. Here's the evidence.
- The "miracle" is at first sight an accountant, not one of the disciples. It is a bit inaccurate and exaggerated which formal writing would not do.
- He came out to get a "breath of fresh air." This is quoted directly from what the man said. A breath of fresh air is not very formal. What did he actually do? He took a break from his work.
- The writing records a detail that the author is apologetic for. It was an unnecessary detail, but there is a reason for including him. We don't know what it is, but formal writing would never admit to including this. Or if it did use it, there would be no apology.
- Formal writing is very careful about how quotations are used and for what purpose.
First, you should do the S or SCAN/SURVEY, meaning you should glance at the thing you are about to read and get the general idea of it
Then do the Q or QUESTION, find all the headings and turn them into questions, which you will find the answer to as you read.
